Instead they were as stale and stubborn as old arguments, molds for long dissolved souls, churlish hoardings of useless matter".
They resent that for many in the United States, the president's faith seems to allow him to refrain from addressing stubborn facts and complicated arguments, as though it were enough to reason, "These are the president's policies; the president is a devout and moral Christian; therefore, these are devout and moral Christian policies".
"Great to hear the world's two most stubborn an having an argument, says Strauss, before everyone agrees that Atherton isn't involved.
She says that she's stubborn enough to prevail in arguments with her stubborn father and that, in the end, he will concede that she is now the party leader, saying: "I am only a simple militant and I accept your decision".
While there have been occasional papers that have shown a large tail, and some arguments that this is stubborn – particular from constraints based on the modern tranisent changes – there has always been substantial evidence to rule these out.
No fight would better capture Mr. Spitzer's stubborn belief in his powers of argument, nor better illustrate their limits.
Others are stubborn and don't like to lose arguments, on principle.
I could go on and on with logical arguments and explanations for every stubborn citizen that still argues against gun control in this country.
That notion — that argument — is probably the most stubborn barrier to the full acceptance of gay and lesbian Americans, a last bastion and engine of bigotry.
And yet his mother considers him similar to his father: in argument, at least, he is "provocative, stubborn".
